Adrian's Journal

I was searching for some news on any new version of Sony Ericsson Xperia X-series when I chanced upon the "Xperia Rachael". The Xperia Rachael may be the next phone I want to own. Being a professional video maker, when it comes to getting my next PDA phone, good camera and good video display are 2 critical factors I look for. First, the camera must be at least 8 Megapixel or better (12 mpx or more). The HTCs have a lot of catching up in camera specs. The iPhone is just not for me at 3 Megapixel. Second, the phone display must be high resolution and widescreen (16:9). Why? To watch and enjoy videos on the move. I have been using sony video equipment in my work, so I am sure Sony knows what is best to make a camera. Here are some information from articles I found and I quote what excite me: http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_rachael_confirmed_ui_shown_on_video-news-1011.php " The fully-touch operated phone comes complete with an 8-megapixel autofocus camera, ...

HTC Magic (3G Google Android Phone) Review Experienced the new HTC Magic at Starhub's SMB Hub. There was only one real unit on display. I was the only visitor there at 7pm. So I had plenty of time to test the 3G Google Andriod Phone. First Impression It's shiny white, it's light weight and the trackball feels good. Touch Screen and Buttons Only 6 buttons in front. Very useful navigation buttons though. Used mostly the "Home", "Menu" and"Back" buttons to navigate. The rest is "touch-screen". The screen is responsive to my fingers sliding over the smooth surface. Maybe a little too responsive, as I keep activating icons unintentionally. The screen did not respond to my fingernails though. That means I cannot draw fine pictures with a pen. On-screen Keyboard Need a little more practice on the screen keyboard. Kept hitting the wrong letters and had to backspace many times. Internet Browser Uses its own internet browser, not Opera. Takes...